Table of Contents
1Scope
2Nodeclocktypesandapplications
2.1Synchronizationnetworkconsiderations
2.2Node-clocktypesandapplications
3References
4Definitions
5Abbreviations
6Frequencyaccuracy
7Pull-in,hold-in,andpull-outranges
8Noisegeneration
8.1Wanderinlockedmode
8.2Non-lockedwander
8.3Jitter
9Noisetolerance
9.1Wandertolerance
9.2Jittertolerance
10Noisetransfer
11Transientresponseandhold-overperformance
11.1Short-termphasetransientresponse
11.2Long-termphasetransientresponse(hold-over)
11.3Phaseresponsetoinputsignalinterruptions
11.4Phasediscontinuity
12Interfaces
AnnexA-SpecificationsforTypesIV,VandVIclocks
A.1Frequencyaccuracy
A.2Pull-in,Hold-inandpull-outranges
A.3Noisegeneration
A.4Noisetolerance
A.5Noisetransfer
A.6Transientresponseandhold-overperformance
A.7Interfaces
AppendixI-RelationshipbetweenTDEVandpowerspectral
density
AppendixII-Measurementmethodfornoisetransfer
II.1Measurementset-up
II.2FunctionalmodelofTDEVnoisegenerator Abstract
Gives minimum requirements for timing devices that are used as node clocks in synchronization networks.